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Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs

Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs: The Podcast is the audio supplement to the popular dinosaur blog of the same name. Each month, we discuss news in Mesozoic paleontology, discuss classic paleoart, and interview writers, artists, and scientists.

Podcast · By David Orr · English · Official site

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Sep 21, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Episode 52: Surviving Dinocon (opens the original)

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    Back in July (25 & 26), Marc and Natee attended DinoCon 2026 in Birmingham, the successor to DinoCon 2025 in Exeter, which was the spiritual successor to all those TetZooCons. It was huuuge. In Episode 52 of our questionably punctual podcast, they discuss the pros and cons of the venue, favourite talks, how Steve White is surely now richer than astronauts, and the Great Tim Haines AI Controversy. Then, all three hosts review NBC’s Surviving Earth, the latest CG prehistory-fest on which Tim Haine

  2. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Episode 51: Parkersaurs to Ultimasaurs (Featuring Tim Bradley) (opens the original)

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    In this slightly-delayed-by-the-heatwave episode, Gemma, Marc and Natee finally get around to discussing some of the best-known and most widely reproduced and copied palaeoart of all time – Neave Parker’s monochrome saurians as published in the Natural History Museum (or rather, British Museum (Natural History))’s 1960s book entitled Dinosaurs. Then, Marc interviews American artist and author Timothy J Bradley on a career that encompasses Dinamation (see episode 49), toy design for Hasbro and li

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